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DownloadingLiberty
NOTE: There is no need to download and install WAS Liberty to run this sample. You can use the maven build which automatically downloads one to run the sample against.
There are lots of ways to install WebSphere Liberty.
To download just the Liberty runtime, go to the wasdev.net Downloads page, and choose between the latest version of the runtime or the latest beta. You can also download Liberty via Eclipse and WDT.
There are several convenience archives for downloading pre-defined content groupings to choose from. And you can always later add additional features from the repository using the installUtility or the maven/Gradle plugins.
Note that you will need a version of Liberty that has support for the batchManagement-1.0 feature and (optionally) cdi-1.2 for this sample.
Since at the time of this writing, there is not a download which includes the batchManagement-1.0 feature, a good approach would be to download the Java EE 7 Web Profile or Java EE 7 Full Platform asset, (each of which includes cdi-1.2).
Then use one of the tools (such as installUtility) for adding the batchManagement-1.0 feature afterwards.
E.g.:
$ ./wlp/bin/installUtility install batchManagement-1.0 --acceptLicense
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